The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 26, 2005

Policy proposes tax breaks for renting out new properties
TO give a fillip to the rental housing market, including service apartments, the draft National Housing and Habitat Policy, 2005, has proposed income-tax sops on renting out new properties to a flat 10 per cent during the first five years. "For ... More

Centre plans to popularise illness assistance fund
AFTER the assurance on rural employment, the Centre is set to take up its promise on making healthcare more accessible by popularising the National Illness Assistance Fund (NIAF). State Governments dip into the fund to reimburse the medical ... More

SECURITY

`SMEs must upgrade tech to become Defence suppliers'
REGULAR technology upgradation of the SME units is essential for them to be a supplier to the Defence sector, according to Mr Pranab Mukherjee, Union Defence Minister. He was addressing members of the CII on Sunday at the First CII Defence SME ... More

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